K-POP artists, including BTS and SEVENTEEN, make a big impact on Japan's 2023 music charts, with 20% of the top 100 albums.

SEVENTEEN dazzled audiences on 'Good Morning America' with their live performance of 'LOVE, MONEY, FAME.' Their charisma and flawless choreography captivated viewers, while fans showed immense support outside the studio. The group continues their tour with upcoming shows in Texas and major cities in Japan and Asia.

Mingyu from SEVENTEEN and No Yoonseo are the global ambassadors for UNOVE, showcasing new visuals that highlight the brand's philosophy of personal aura and charm through scent. A popup store in Seoul celebrates the launch of UNOVE's first hair perfume, featuring a relaxed atmosphere during the shoot and showcasing Mingyu's fluency in Japanese.

In a recent YouTube appearance, BTS's Jin spoke about his generous acts, including gifting 110 staff members. He highlighted the significance of recognition in his actions, stating that knowing someone appreciates his efforts fills him with purpose. Jin also mentioned that while he has money, he prefers to spend it on those he works with, showcasing his thoughtful character.

SEVENTEEN has been invited to perform at Tecate Pa’l Norte 2025, marking their debut as a K-POP artist at this major festival in Mexico. They will perform alongside stars like Justin Timberlake and Billie Eilish, showcasing their talents to local fans. This follows their successful appearances at Glastonbury and Lollapalooza Berlin.

Min Hee-jin discussed her HYBE dispute and shared shocking experiences, including threats, during a live stream. She received acclaim for her commitment to fans at NewJeans' Tokyo Dome concert, emphasizing her attention to detail in seating and screen size to ensure a great experience for all attendees.

Following the rejection of Min Hee-jin's request for reappointment at ADOR, HYBE's CEO Lee Jae-sang pledged to normalize ADOR and ensure meaningful progress in the re-contracting of NewJeans. He acknowledged the challenges ahead but emphasized the company's commitment to improving the K-POP industry and maintaining transparency.

Paul Smith has launched its 2024 autumn/winter holiday campaign featuring SEVENTEEN's Jeonghan. The campaign highlights jewelry and leather goods, showcasing two distinct styles of Jeonghan in a chess match. Special promotions and pop-up shops will run from November 1 to December 25, 2024.

Min Heejin, former CEO of ADOR, shared her feelings of frustration and being subjected to a 'witch hunt' during a live YouTube session. After a court ruling denied her reinstatement, she reflected on her experiences, including her struggles with ADHD and feeling overwhelmed by public scrutiny. She also revealed personal anecdotes, including support from BTS's V during her challenging times.

The documentary 'RM: Right People, Wrong Place' about BTS leader RM will be released in Japan on January 3, 2025. It covers the making of his second solo album and features interviews and artistic visuals. Advance tickets go on sale November 22, 2023, with details available on the official website.

Kang Daniel expressed support for Seungkwan's heartfelt message about love and kindness in the idol industry, urging against further harm to colleagues and fans. Seungkwan's post reflects his desire for a more compassionate environment, highlighting the struggles idols face while striving to show their best selves on stage.